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Sources today reported that a patrol craft of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) fired warning shots at a suspicious civilian vessel off the coast of Zhuhai City, Guangdong Sector. The vessel is suspected of involvement in illicit radio transmissions attempting to breach the nation's closed-circuit computational network. PLAN reportedly issued a halt order to the vessel, but it failed to comply and attempted to flee at high speed, leading to the warning shots. There have been no confirmed reports of direct hits on the vessel or casualties. The suspicious vessel was observed via low-resolution intercepted radio footage, with its affiliation and nationality remaining unconfirmed. This incident is viewed as part of the escalating armed clashes over "radio smuggling" in the offshore areas of the Guangdong Sector in recent years, interpreted as a sign of the Chinese government intensifying its maritime border enforcement in response to the perceived loosening of information control. Notably, Zhuhai City has recently experienced a functional halt of its regional production data aggregation facility, exposing vulnerabilities in the closed-circuit computational network. The warning shots are seen as a strong indication of the government's resolve to prevent information leakage under these circumstances.